Aaron Rossi 
Robin van persie scored his first goals against Arsenal at the first time of asking for Manchester United last Saturday, damning the gunners to a disappointing defeat, but at least he tried to leave them some tips?
While I, along with many others I’m sure, was generally happy with the England squad, there were some inclusions, and exceptions that I was surprised about.
Claudio Pizarro will probably be remembered by most fans of English football as a man who struggled in the Chelsea colours, managing to score just two goals in his 31 appearances in England.
The England squad was announced today ahead of next week’s friendly in Sweden, with most of the talk being about a recall to Jack Wilshere after not playing for his national side since June 2011. However, it is also of huge importance to two players in particular for vastly different reasons.
Victor Moses’ move from Wigan to Chelsea was seen as one of the stranger moves of the Summer Transfer Window, supposedly to be back up to the likes of Eden Hazard and Oscar who had already signed on at the club. However, considering his impact (albeit off the bench) so far this season, he could be one of Chelsea’s most dangerous weapons throughout the season.
Scotland’s qualifying campaign for the World Cup in 2014 has gotten off to a terrible start: sitting at the bottom of the group with two points led to Craig Levein’s sacking as manager, means Billy Stark leads the Scots into the game against Luxembourg.
Liverpool fans will hope that Brendan Rodgers appointment will provide both style, and substance, over the coming years, but is this ‘Swanselona’ (urgh) type football being hyped up so much, that results don’t matter as much anymore?
The goalpost can sometimes be an enemy, sometimes a saviour, and sometimes even a physical threat